No, so I’m just straight up trying to connect to the NAS IP with port 8096, but can’t get through to anything.
So where I get to the Synology console through 192.168.x.x:5000, I’m trying 192.168.x.x:8096 and getting nothing.
Edit: Turns out the container was running local port 49154. Need to change that
Generally higher storage sizes too, right? So if you want the max storage, go with 3.5"
Yeah, I would prefer not to use Google, so I’m going to figure out how to use another authenticator. I wish Proton had the ability to be an authenticator, but I haven’t seen a way to do that yet.
But all my family has a Google account, so it just makes things easier.
https://github.com/immich-app/immich/discussions/8299
I just got this working today and can say it’s quite an elegant solution. It means anyone with a Google account (that I allow through Cloudflare settings) can take advantage of immich. I plan to be the storage server for my family so they can have automatic photo backups.
If you decide to go that route and have questions, hit me up. I spent a while troubleshooting issues caused by not creating a SaaS application in Cloudflare, so read the directions exactly.
It’s the support angle, for me. I seriously don’t have to worry at all whether a piece of software supports Windows or not. And in my special case, my school doesn’t help with troubleshooting unless you’re using Windows or Mac because “of the many variations of Linux,” they said.
But that’s kinda typical of everything, how’s tech support going to help you troubleshoot something that has a million variables? I can fix things, but can the typical user? Definitely not.
“It’s pronounced Ark, short for Architecture. It’s French.”
“Fuck off, Kyle.”
The biggest vulnerability is the user.
That being said, click this link to make an easy thousand dollars a day.
Can do that with Adguard’s DNS too. It’s what I use, which also works on mobile networks.
A reminder from Microsoft… While he’s using a Mac?
Holy fuck, that Moroccan style looks incredible.
I need to try it.
Good point, I’m going to have to go through some more tutorials on how Synology’s stuff works. I’ve only just gotten my first NAS